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r . , I -,ti 4,1% "',7`• ' •-• ,SUMBER 4850.1 NEVER ACTED. THEATRE ROYAL. 01:11.1:V.LAN srHIS PRESENT EVENING, March 31, 1 805, will be performed THE WORLD. - - The Charters by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr WROUGHTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PALMER, •Mg DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. JORDAN. Mrs. POWELL, • • Miss BOY.CE, Miss MENAGE' The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. DE CAMP, . And tho Epilogue by Mr. eLLISTO N. WITH ROSINA. • • Mr. Be!vine, Mr. GIBBON; Captain Belville, Mr. DIG NIJ ; William, Mrs. DA PONTE ; Rosins, Miss LYON ; Dorcas, Mrs. SPARKS ; Phoebe, Mrs. BLAND. • Boxes 65., Second Price 35.- 7 -PitiiZ: 6d. Second Price 25. Galliry 2s. Second Price ts.—ypper Gallery ts. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxes to be takenot Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office., Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at Halt past live, and begin at - „Half posy Six. On Saturday, the Musical Entertainment of The Deserter. A new Grand Ballet of Aclion, which has been some time in prepara.tiou, will be produced in a teW days. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, _ London, March 29, 1808. • '(NOTICE is hereby given, that a GENERAL' 1 CQ RT of PROP R 1 eTo,lts a this Office will •be hoiden on V/ I! ON E SDA the 6th • nay of A pril next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noun, at their Office, in the Strand. for the Elation of Directors to succeed those Gentieinen who go aut by rotation s and three Auditors for the Year ensuing. • ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. COUNTY - FIRE'OFFICE, •.- SUIPTRAMPTON.STRE ET, STRAND • ALL Persons who — continue Insured with this Association Seven Years, whetLer their . Policies be originally taken out for Severt_Year.s, or be renewed snowily, . participate equally with the original Subscribers in the Pro. tits of - the Establiihinent ; and at the saineticne they have the peculiar and valuable assurance oi being secured from the ' possibility of Loss, 3a the sole responsibility. is und,ltaken by mum extensive Association of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have subscribed an ample Capital to guarantee the 'Engage. ments of the Otfice.—No charge for Policies on rcmoral froturothermikes. By Order, T. CH4l'l.Ett, Clerk. To the PROPRI E. - TORS of, EAST INDIA. STOCK. • LADIES AND GIINTLE4I/LN, HAVING fonuti ourseh,s under the painful ne cessity of departing from the custo:nary lute of Con. duel adopted by your Directors, of recominesatinkto you the Per..ons out by rotation, for your choice at the Annual Elec tion, we deem it a tl..ty owing to you as will as to ourselves, briefly to state our rCilsoll4 for adopting this unusual mode of proceeding: We are conscientiously of opinion that the great age and iutirmity of one of the Catatidates have wietutivsbeally qualift:zt (ruin tits Duties of an 011ie.: io which. without greatly violating our feelings 1 ~.apriety, it is impossible fur us to recontimod him it&)tio tne ,present occasion : under this convittiqn we ,reluctiotty, but iespeetfully, venture to ofier the under-mentiotied List for your consideration, viz. folio Hudleston, Esq.. R. Chicrieley Plowdea, Esq. Charles Mills, Esq. Abr rtooarts, Esq. Thomas Parry, Esq. , We are, • • . Ladies and Gentlemen. Your most obatiroi liagthful Servants, gLiWARD PARRY, CHARLES GRAN'', WM. ASTELL, JOHN DEBil, BENSLEY, IACOII hOSANQUET, East India House, lUSEPH COT FUN, Niarch 3s. tB4. itt/Gll EXTREME RICH WHEEL. 4, CORN:LILL, and,, Bigl-1 reiipeUtully acquaints the Public, that 4. • Thirty-six Capital Prizes reinain still to he drawn, and the Contrattors have not Two titian:l whole Tickets left unsold. Those who with to place thernselvet; in For. sows way ,thust be quick, or they will lose the present ould -o PPortuililY• 'Tule AV heel contains 2. Prizes of . ,Cp,ooo tOOOO 2 - - 5,000 1 -1 $OO TICKETS and SHARES areselling at the above Offices, where No. tg,465, a I T le r f 1 " , "°. °I• fi rst day, No. b 24,89, a Prize of sootti. toe , seconoday, NO. 988, a Prize 0t , f001. , the third day, and, t 7,96 p, a'Pfize of s :M. the fourth di}, were all shared and sal in the present Lottery. TUESDAY. NEXT will be the - Filth Day. MONEY: 'TO NOTILFMEN . AND GENTLEMEN. WANTED 1 'ev 6 invest se very considerable . Sums in Annuities. - Noblemen and Gentlemen de. sirous of •granting Annuities, redeemable at pleasure, witt be trt'ated•witti ail ti,d most himourable Terms, and the Po r- Vhattcs compieted•withoin delay. • The Funds of the :elver. finer iiemity preclude the possibility of di appointment, whatevel-the extent of the Negotiation. Apply pc from Eleven till Four, or hy•letter, to Mr: tun, No. to, LeiCe;fin-place, Leic'estur.batuare. STATE LQ'FTERY. CWIFT and Co. No. 1 . 1, Poultry, and No. it; Cliarippeross, have 5011, OP Sale Tickets. and Siiatei, warranted undrawn,r--The Wheel is very rich, it contains ilre following list of Capital Prizes : • 2 - Of - 20,050 - arc - 47,9n0 I - • - -•- 7 •• 10 t 000 4 . . . 5090 . - 10,000 . . Toon - 14,000 17 - . - 500 - - 8,500 • &c. &c. &c. TUESDAY, April sth, is the next Day of I.lr3wing. TUESDAY NEXT, sth of April, will be. the FIFTIL DAY of DRAWING. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock. Broke s, GOrner of Bank-buildings, Cortihill, and facing the . Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross, :are belling warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares. RICH WHEEL.' • Prizes of • ditto . • ditto - .. ditto - • ditto . - ditto - &C. &c. &c. 2 • I• 2 '4 17 - 34 - 420,C00 , .0,000 • 1,000 500 100 TICKETS and SHARES in the. CITY HOUSE LOT. Ry are also on S4heby RI CHAR DSO N, (.; 00 D 1.0 , bud Co. who have sold and shad in the present, State Lot tery. . No. 4;99 a Prize otA, Joao No. 13.3 t . moo 1 9.40 - Soo 1 22 0 2 7 - • Soo 1 9,769 - Soo CRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES. dischargo of LAND-TAX. .£104,000 V,,lue in Capital Prize. Twenty Thousand Tickets, to be Drawn in Guildhall, April with. LIST of CAPITAL PRIZES, with the Value of each. Grand lintel, No. 9, Skinner-street, - 25,000 No. 24, Slinner-street . - - 7,000 lolo;43, Ditto - . . 6,c00 No. 45, Ditto - . . - - 6,000 No. 5, Pickett street - - . - 6,000 No. 7, Ditto - , - - • 6,000 No. 37, Skinner-street . - - 4. 000 No. 21, !Mt° - " - ' 4. 0 0 0 No. 4t, Vitt° . .. , - - 4 , P00 No. 8, Ditto - .. • - 4,000 No. 4, Dltto .. . . - 40 00 No e . t., l'ickett.strect - - -4, 00 D NJ. 51, Dirt) , - - - ' 4,000 _ . No, 12, Skiniker.street - No. 46, West Side of Snw-hill - No, 4'. Skinner street . No„ 1 8, Ui , .to - No 49, I till() - . No. 4, P.i....r..ctt•streer . No i t 22, St :Anna-street - - - 7i. _MA ng together the Sum of te4,ociol. The above Valuiitiwi is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very considerably.increa,:ed in value. • Of. lets have been made trout various ptisons to purchase several of the lkuises at the p ices they arc estimated at, and it is proposed that those Prizes which arethOted .itto small-Shares atull'he sold, and the .Prottti;:e !laid to the Shareholder ac. , cording to then . respea;vc Str.r.:s. i - ,Prestor Price : '1 r..ket ky 19 o Half r : - - ,C 4 4 o I Liallth, - - , ,Ct 2 .02 o ..2ttarter ,- • A 3 o ! Sixtceptlt - . ci tt o 'fi,:kcrs 'and Shales are Ivlittig at'alt the 0 fli,ies. 3,u00 3000 3000 3,c00 3,000 3,000 2,000 FO S CllOO S • - , • • !CORRECT STER.EO'I'YPE EKTION. This I..).ay.was published, pricejs. 6d. T HE SPEAKER, cotHiAting of the most. -vapid . ble` kit es of the best Writers, disposed-un dor proper heads, with a view to facilitate the iin:Srovelheof of youth.in Reading and- Speaking. as %veil as to lead young peiso.s into some acquaintanze with the inast valualtie ti ters, and impress upon their minds tttt sentunents of i!OnOnt arut virtue.—To which are prefixed, Two Lssays On Elucutiott.—z. On Reading ‘Vorict! of Fasts?. ELI?, LL.D. In this work arc printed many valuable Papers by Cowper and others, which cannot he insetted in any other colteetiou or surreptitions Edition of the Sdcalcer. For more than thirty years Dr. Enfield's Speaker has hien esteemed the lira 'Class Book for Schools in the English Tins genuine and Correa. Edition is, printed only for I john son, the original publisher; F. and C. itivingtim ; Wilkie and Robinson ;: Longman, ilurst, Rees, and Orine; Search. end and Letterman ; C. 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Qt who'n may also tic had, New Editions at the Poetical Work.s of Robert Burns, with a Sketch of his Life and a Portrait. , Nestly.printed in tutee Pocket Volumes, 'price 154. iu boards, and tau interior _Paper, pyice 95: in boardd. Likewise the 3 octils of Allan Ranisaii; a new Edition, Cor. feEted and Enlarged, with a<Glossary. To Oltich are pre fixed', a Lacer' the Author, from Authentic Cloottrnents, and .geritarlts on his rorn a .larAc view of .titer inerits. Prinb.44(uniformly %vita Burns's IVOrks) in a lar,ge vols. Svo. with a Portrait from an oriiinriL .v I)rving by 1116' SON' filo late clitincat ts. in'hoards., This Day was litadished, price 11. 3s. The I: 'PA wr, cibruptettog the FIRST V,O - E, itp one large tiarto, iliustrated, by . 3'3 Coloured cirwpirtirmneaily filo snhjtets, N ice 41 ... in hoards of [P itcE SIXPENC.B It I.:Si'() T 1 Vf: '!'o()'ra iq.}wDER. ; SALTY of Countenance and regularity of Fea. ,A.. 3 'flints 'are alldwed to distinguish the 'Fair ; but the Proprietor of T R'zi TOOTiI POW 11h1{,viotild,„ he leave to ;mind his Cutuut)tirtrumen that the lustre vi their chartns loses rwllitfi l iritiuemi,: where the Teeth are dis t • coloured, or slieW a rottifh and unlatatilty appearair this 13 the more. inexcusable, as the. present I`,ieparation alfiirds the infallible Means of removing every' blemish of the ena site ill its application, bring cothpo,seg of tables. 1i la re,:otnole.loeil, to the attelaipn of al t ranks, aai tleariN every impolc-ct;cm, et let lit the ,:or:itir ur the decay of the ertund or the ; as rentlerittg the breath tweet and. delettable, and on :uig the -gyros of tileir pro r shape :nit vermillion line ; ail I cei Lilo Preventive the.To , th_:i:o -No composiri-n Oil hi:, kind ev:l ttrnul h; - firWa'si to puntic nutice filet such utiimrsal appno).,ti,ni din i tie Proprietor has to boot that it is in (Lail). ti4e of , Royalty itselt. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. llutler'S, No. 4, Cheap. corricr of Paternofer• row ; and ret4il, by Chris!), cur. tier of'Spring-garders; Piddling, 76, Ortord•strect ; Lldrke, 269, Borough ; and by most Country Medicine Veuderb and rerfutners; in b ilt as. gd. each. • , . RENOVATED iIEALTH. • • TT has been too frequently the- subjeet cif just and gentlal rt?;obaiion s -tii.tt men destitute of the. elements Of the metrical art have °fired •theingelves as candidates , for hl ic patronage in the profession of physic I. Or the purpose of doing justice to the result of our stuilies and experience, and t 6 preverifus froth being classed among those empities whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately tOr society, beett • too favo.irablY received, we hex, leave to *imam to the libetal and 01114-Ai:tied a faithful stateme!it of our pursltits ao. quit:emelt:, After having received a re4ulat tnedit.al educe. ttOn — as the pupils of Messes.. Grintied and filii.ard, whose lectures and priketico vve.carelully attended, as professors and surgeonS of the London Hospital I we entered nurse:lves as students in that *sill celebrated sclanol fur medical acquire,: merit, the Royal College Of Edinburgh, 'and were inormiiit in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and praelice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, etc:. by those eminent PrblesSors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, .I.lack, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford.. We trust we shall not be deemed ptesumptuous in saying that our .Im:4'l6e:icy and acquirements are not troxinsiderable. Having tor a long series of years made Venereal . Contplaio TS, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular oojZ.,Ctof our studies and praillee, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired super Par. know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and. recent cases of infection a perfect re-establishment is completed iii the short.,period of two days ; • and in these of the utmost in. veteracy, where other !Kadin 'nets have failed of succass,a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to tit patient a safe and radical cure. . • • Amidst the melancholy variety of disorifers Which are the e*,:ts of a habit tang and most uninneoily pitraued by • the yoatli of both sexes, there are - none piore :thinning or more: malt those defecioncies .and qii,;:olly prevent or embitter the matrinioinal state. To such persons - b it inust he a consolation to know that they May nowi • by a new and infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest tt all itittnau blessings, a strung, ntanly, anti vigor..., j Deis constitution. .1 it all Cdies Of debility, truism cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal ,infeClum,, we May be eauss.iilted by, patiente' rat either sex With the grest. cst secrecy and honour. Hours of consOltation at home front teat to three, and lions 6in the evening till t Oa! nigFtt., • Patients in the country are requested toStatedli. particu.. cars of their case, age, gent,rie habit of. closing a remittance tott - advice and ine.iic.tios. when the same. will be given„,or scut to any, part of the kith's! "E.. ensure that - secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the. postage of letters may hoaddeil to the account (or medicines. C CIRRI h and Co. Sutiteons, .No. tlatton-prilen. e. - 3" Messrs. Currie and Co. 'have Certificates, from the above respectable Professors of Lontimi and EditthUrgh. ut . the.diligcnee, skill, and humanity, with which i .they per_ formed ,th& &dies assigned them' during the•time they at. tencteii their Lettures and Pradlice., 4 rIES; - 'CLIIP MN TREATMENT of CU .." TAN Ii()US DISEASES, *• . ' , ..luare 1. consisting of the fiat Hier onions; fay ROBERT Printed for . I,iiinson, Si. P.: , .11'5. ellurdl.-yard. Where *nay be had any of U Tnice pfecrdiyig I'att3 tv compkte tint; First Volum:. Swam, flaw-street, r •Swam,LondNel q, New --- - Lately was published, Price ;s. in boards, t, e.Second Edition of PHE NARRATIVS of CAPTAIN DAVID 1.-WOO DA D, and trt) Ult S Al 141,; who lost' their ably while in .1 :kw at IC'Jj and surrendered rtterriselves oir to the .Midays in the ishild of Celebes ; containing an interest. nig account at tneir sainting from hunger and various hard. ships, and their CliCVe fiCnik the Malays after a captivity of two yeais 411(1 a' halt. Also •an account of the manners and customs of the country, and a description of the harbour and coast, 'S“!. Toge.ther,with :in' IntrOduction and an Appen'. di4,-coutaining -Nirratives .of various Escapes from Ship wrecks under great hardships and abstinence, holding out a valuable Seaman's Guide, . and the importance of union, confidence, and persevenuce, in the midst of distrets. Priiifed ft.+ . I. lohnsun, , St. Paul's Church-yard. tov EDI rtoNs 1W FILE LDIN.TS WORKS, IN VARIOUS SIZES. This Pay were published. Elegantly printed in ten.vols.2vo. with a Portrait of the Au. thor, price 41. in boards v and in ;4 pocket vols. price • 11. - i6s, in boards, New Editions of THE WORKS of HENRY FIELDING; Esti. With an Essay on his Life klld eniug.. Iy. ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq. Printed fore. lohnson, Nichols-4nd Son, R. Baldwin, •F. and C. itivin4ton Outage and Son, W. I. and I. Rich. art6on, R. I.:wider, 'G. Nicol and Son, T. Payne, C. R. billion, W. LownSes,.Wilkie and Robinson, Schateherd and Letterman. Lane and NOWITUI, . Walker, Vemor, Hood, and Shark. R. Lea, I. Nunn, Lacicington, Allen an,l Cd. Cuthell and Martin, Barker and Sun, C. Law, E. 'effigy, Longmao, Hutst, Rec. and Orme, - Callen and Davies, .Black, Party, and Co. W. Maier, T. Booker, S. Eagster, J. Mawman, I. Harding, R. H. Evans, J. Aspetne, P. and W. Wynne, and I. Miller. Of whom may be hail, separate Editions of the folbiving is The Iliz.tory of Joseph Andrews, 2 vols. 6a. boards. z. 'The ilist ,, ry of . Tnin lotto. 4. vols. Os in boards. 3. The I I i4t yof Amelia, 3 vota. 13.5. in boards. Edinburgh, deo. f, 4 'IN the Spring of . 1794 I waf; atmarot with a j. v ene real Complaint, which I treated with huini , 4- MCC far five months; but was theia obliged to apply to a tegular Physician, who put a temporary,stop to the villas lance of the Disease (by mercurial arippcations) for some tune; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the . first Gentlemen of the - Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un. paralleled and beyond description, being an entire and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, thrust, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in (Witter of becoming useless; in short, I have. had from twain.. to „ thirty • eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally d e . prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to partieula« rize all my case—sulfide it to say, there; never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more compif, cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes or tecovery an d, i n , deed, in my then condition, death was pcefeable to my. More than miserable state. In this deradfia situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the c ase o f a Mr. 11. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could I sent and procured scene of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, uni have long been,- (after more than tour years indc.scriti,::As distress), in as good a state of licaltit us ever. I enjoyed; as, proof of this, I had a line, thriving, healthy child, born To me a few months ago.. In grain, ~ e to God, and in hopes Or rendering lily fellow-creature. service, I request you to. p.iblish this t and yOti may at any time refer persons ~ .,119 wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further para. ctilars*, tonne or iny friends, by letter or peron. Asfew cases for badness will ever equal nine, and none exceed it, I have front experience every re a s o „ to assure mankind, that in your L PILLS they will find a Sure. speedy, safe, and, radical cure, tat the. mast dread. ful sage of the Venereal Disease, which is railed, eau. szalase Loss.. ' 101 IN THOMPSON. It Ittiurrnountable family reasons preVent making 'ivy,. name and address public ; but creditable persons really , t r :ri .el,ll. friends y b y it.. .ll4, ,se r ttp s ir S ehti . rea C nn l it a bet rk 7 , oo ' wanting information may also be relvrred to, ate stilt *thy l it tl n y c tl -C OlC l4 l. l "7.o ‘' ri l:. ri d e i t i :) b r u , lgik. I the Royer College or Surgg ons An IMPtiRTANT CONSIDERATION, particularly ad diess.al to NA VAL Of f IC ERS, and those obliged to visit Foreigh Chi:noes. y . . .hi London, at his house, No. 0 New liridge.street THE luantichpiy Accoutits so liequentiy re. Where he. will give Advice without a feg; to persons' tag. ceived from the West Indies, whilst they excite the .ing IliesC Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post. regret of every feeling mind; claim the utmost exertiun. of paid, oh the same terms, observing in all cases the m os t medical skill; Hi ti uem . e d . b y t h e s i ncerest d es i re o f cootr ib ot • trv i o l a bl a sec re c y, no person's na m e or Litie having; hem log towards the pres , .-rvation of those obiiged to brave the incratorted, but at their own particular request, by the pr o . , perils of tlitst destructive ‘ malady called the YELLOW j prietor, tittrin7. , the course ot more than,thirty.six years ' , IEV ER, the Proprietor of Dr NOR RI S's. DROPS again that he has had the condueling of anestensive sale of the solicits the serious attention of tlid Public : when the utiprs. above' Medicine, and the prathce arising tnere! , oin.. . eedented fame of this -invaloable Medicine- is considered, They arc also sold by his Appointment, tor the conves founded on an Experience of more than half a c,,litury,. it 1114=0 or those living at a distance, by Mr, hazier, will not 40pe4r psebAnnilltious to asset's, that even la the last SOW h•bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Macdonald. Print e r, (; las, straggleot expitmg Nature, its beni l .;n, yet powerful virtues tow, to wnum also Mr, T. refers ter his address •at the 'have p.eirailed, and t:„tored Thousands' to their CoUntry and 'climber's, No. 35, St • Alban'a-street, rall,mali t 14 4.., f riettlis l ~ . • -Robertson's Toy.iittop,• No. 16,3, ti Zeotti.street ; Mr. j)kti,, - • , , , That the Introdudion of - a - deleterious Connterteit snoulit, beroogh's, No. 7, Foisik-street.hill, nearly opposite the m i ,;., for several years, have ptCr4nted alas. ; 1t.414111t4i1t of the nunienti Mr' Steel ' s, 11°48e1kri Jo, 11 Vmon.row, Little Western Islands from enjoyiug the benefit of such an , nesti. s Towerahill; .Ms. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and .by one suable Specific, cannot he -.ntliciently lamented; but as all person in every consiucrable town 111 tiriajoalritain taxi f y a o r u tl t iv o r f t it ; n ct p v e e :: l t i i l o le n nt4 is rendered impossib:,:, by Ow name of 'lreland, in lloxes ot only 25. 9d. wrath, 14100.111 d up with " Thames Norris Mbore,"engraired on cacti Stamp (by fa. tall and plain direitioil., whereby . persons of either Sex it is confidently honed this Address - tnay cureEtvherritasety il,l sold lrveav in ai ith.c t u ea re nd At see i rec lita y in . is sealot lip wit succeed in p ' ist;:td i ng those obliged to encowner the N. li. ak.• tail ovils ot a . .Poraign .Climate, to rely on the dtleacy at with a Stamp, on Nehich, by favour of the Commis. these unrival4.d Drops. sinners , k printed, at tale SUM 1 1 - 0 tfiCgt—..." 'T, Tool Orders for "I -xport executed. at the Ijoittor'e . Waite, sij, . No. 0, New liritigoastreet," to irritate Which is felony, 0,4 • Lover Broo%.er:ct.l . C.; osvettor.tiltis.re. all (niters ere esionteticits. 4 , N '`'- t '; .-A;s s'.,,i , "..\ • ' P-.; \‘ ' ,.l 't* kr- is 4. dia l . tirf4.' t 7: 1 4 I . *r 4 ;, At. A 1 1 U R. SDA I To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. ',Antes AND GENTLEMEN, THIL - ELECTION• of SIX DIRECTORS-of the .EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for Wednesday, the t3th of April next, the tavOur of your 'Vote an&lnterost is requested for the following Gentlemen,viz. Simon Fraser, Esq. Thlhas Piity. Esq. )ohn'titidleston, Esip • Ghielieley Plowden, Esq. Charles Mills, Esq. Abraham !Weans, L. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your MoSt•huiftble Servants', ' FRANCIS- , ILA RING, WNI, FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE, OHN..ING EIS; OHN lACKSON, 0 HN: .NI-ANSI-11.1), 'ANWLIELL I%IARJORI.,I3ANS, THEOPHILUS METCALFE,, GEORGE miLLETT„ JANIES PATTISON, IFIO,MAS LID, ~ • JOHN KOH E RTS, GEOR.GE-SMITII, GEORGE WOODFORD THELLUSSON, ROBER I' THORNTON, SWENV. TOONE, JOIN '!RAVERS. • East India House, Nlarch &AB. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK• LADIES AND GIN rLiimEN, . HAVING the Honour of being recommended to you oy the Diied,,rs of the Fast India Company as Citnniciates , for the D Uun, to be ehmicii this Yzir, we take the Liberty ot requesting the Favour ot your V ,te on the Dayeof Llettion, ednesday• the 13th April next. We are, EAst India House, Ladies and Gentlemen, 3othaarett,•ll3,lB. Your most ooedient and most limn%) Serums, • SIMON FRASER. • • HUDIASTON. - CHARLES MILLS, • ' THOMAS PARRY. MCI - LARD CHICHELEY PLoWDtIC • ' ABRAHAM ROBARTS. LIFE BOAT.. 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